Ultimate AK-47 Meltdown!

Published on July 11, 2015
Duration: 9:08

This video details an extreme full-auto meltdown test on a Century Arms WASR-10 converted by Quiet Riot Firearms. The rifle failed after 265 rounds due to significant barrel warping, causing the trunnion to dislodge. Despite the catastrophic failure, a field repair involving straightening the barrel allowed for continued firing, highlighting the AK platform's resilience.

Quick Summary

The Century Arms WASR-10, converted to full-auto, failed after 265 rounds due to extreme barrel warping from heat. A field repair straightened the barrel, allowing it to fire again, demonstrating AK platform resilience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Setup
  2. 01:14Full Auto Meltdown Begins
  3. 03:24Failure Analysis: Barrel Warp
  4. 07:46Field Repair & Final Test

Frequently Asked Questions

How many rounds did the WASR-10 fire before failing in the meltdown test?

The Century Arms WASR-10, converted to full-auto, failed after firing a total of 265 rounds during the extreme endurance test.

What caused the AK-47 WASR-10 to fail during the meltdown test?

The rifle failed because extreme heat caused the barrel to warp significantly. This warping led to the trunnion dislodging from the receiver, preventing the bolt from going fully into battery.

Can an AK-47 barrel be repaired after warping from extreme heat?

Yes, in this test, a field repair involving striking the warped barrel against a tree to straighten it allowed the rifle to fire another full magazine successfully.

What ammunition and lubricant were used in the AK-47 meltdown test?

The test used Wolf 124-grain ammunition and FireClean lubricant. Various magazines, including drums and Magpul PMAGs, were utilized throughout the firing sequence.

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